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Originally posted by Ozzie
Yes I am a Freemason and proud to be one. I think a lot of people here have a difficulty in distinguishing between secret and private. Freemasonry is not a secret society, How can it be when all the "secrets" can be found on the internet or read in Libraries, our meeting places are known, members are known and if you beleive all them conspiracy theorists all the aims are known... what we do in meetings is private, nothing more. as is most committee meetings of any organisation. I read on one post that someone was thinking of infiltrating or joining just to report on here what we get up to... unfortunately thats already been by many a newspaper reporter.. mostly with nothing more to put in the paper than ridicule the regalia. I also read on a post we were anti catholic, not so, it is some catholics being anti freemasonry. various popes through the ages have denounced us for no more than having secret meetings (which they decided in a secret meeting... O the irony of it) but as a Freemason would behappy to answer questions about the Fraternity and dispel some of the myths but know well that any explanation which wasnt in keeping with the conspiracy mindset would be taken as a "well he would say that etc" but ask away anyway, you dont have to like or beleive the answer, and if I dont know I could probably find out, as my experiences are with the English constitution and not the worldwide fraternity.
Originally posted by EPLURIBUSUNUM
You are all low level Masons. You do not know enough.
But it is good to see Freemason Defended.
Let us all enjoy this new age.
You must be the higher level if I'm to draw conclusions on what you've written? And what level would that be?
I was unaware that there are levels of freemasonry.
Mags
Originally posted by EPLURIBUSUNUM
I am not a Mason. But we are all brethrens devoted to the same cause.
Originally posted by THENEO
MA,
no offense but I am still waiting for your big moment at ATS.
Originally posted by MrRadicalEd
The ladies version of the Freemasons were called Ameriths(I can't seem to find any info including correct spelling on this topic).